• Get cerTIfied, not certi-FRIED! Electromagnetic compatibility testing explained (Part 4)

  

  Ian Williams

  Welcome to the final installment of this blog series discussing electromagnetic compatibility (EMC) testing. In Parts 1 , 2 and 3 we discussed the background of certification testing, as well as the specifications for electrostatic discharge (ESD), radiated…

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• Part III: Get CerTIfied, not certi-FRIED! Electromagnetic compatibility testing explained

  

  Ian Williams

  Other Parts Discussed in Post: STRIKE Welcome to part three of this blog series discussing electromagnetic compatibility (EMC) testing. In parts one and two we discussed the background of certification testing and the specifications for ESD and radiated…

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• Part II – Get CerTIfied, not certi-FRIED! Electromagnetic compatibility testing explained.

  

  Ian Williams

  Welcome to part two of this blog series discussing electromagnetic compatibility (EMC) testing. In part one , we discussed the need for certification testing, who performs the tests, and what constitutes a pass or fail condition. This time, we’re going…

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• Part I – Get CerTIfied, not certi-FRIED! Electromagnetic compatibility testing explained.

  

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  If you follow this blog, you most likely have heard of TI Designs – Precision , our library of high-quality reference designs for precision applications. The first thing you’ll see on the TI Designs – Precision homepage is a graphic illustrating…

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• “Trust, but verify” SPICE model accuracy, part 4: open-loop output impedance and small-signal overshoot

  

  Ian Williams

  Other Parts Discussed in Post: OPA202 Previous installments of this blog post series discussed the need for verifying SPICE model accuracy and showed how to measure common-mode rejection ratio (CMRR), offset voltage versus common-mode voltage (Vos vs.…

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